Sentence examples for map is quite from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush has a slight edge in the state-by-state count, but the map is quite fluid.
Google Maps responds better, although loading map tiles can take a while, but once rendered panning and zooming around the map is quite smooth.
Because the far-flung water system is substantially the same as it was in 1938 — by virtue of its monumentality and the immutability of gravity, the principle on which it all works — the map is quite up-to-date.
In general, this map is quite similar to the map generated via simple kriging.
We therefore, sought to develop a method that was competent to specifically trap live MAP bacilli from blood since culture of MAP is quite tedious and difficult and often bacillary load in the samples in the absence of an invasive disease like Crohn's may not be sufficient to generate optimum growth in culture media [2], [3], [26].
In particular many of the differences between the maps are slight vertical displacements, in the direction where the resolution of the EM map is quite limited, as can easily be seen in the EM density.
Although the computations required to determine the map are quite demanding, it is shown that these computations can be efficiently accelerated with a parallel computing architecture.
Nevertheless, locations of three markers, 1_0055 (LG1_11161116 (LG3) and 1_1034 (LG4) in ZZ map are quite different from those in the consensus map and this couldn't be resolved by removing flanking markers or using different mapping parameters, indicating possible inversion/translocation of the chromosomes.
The markers segregating within each individual map were quite complementary, what made the inclusion of a large number of markers into the final merged map possible.
The duplicative events we tracked in our map are quite recent (> 94% identity) and cannot be used to trace any long-range evolutionary history of the Vitis genome.
This is the case with much of China, but most of the mapping is quite adequate for purposes of reconnaissance and as source information for smaller scale maps.
